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Michael R. Carmont,Nicola Maffulliic field, but also by collisional processes between the atoms and the particles of the plasma. In this chapter we show how it is possible to describe this type of processes and what is their impact on atomic populations.

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Michael D. Ross,David Grant,Edmond Bayer for which the theory of radiative transfer was developed, namely the case of stellar atmospheres. The considerations presented here can be easily extended to deal with specific problems encountered in the analysis of the propagation of radiation in non-astrophysical environments, such as laboratory plasmas or the Earth’s atmosphere.

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